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Plans for bikes and e-scooters on footpaths faces opposition
There are also plans for turning traffic to give way to pedestrians crossing the road.
New Zealand emissions barely budge, transport cuts urged
New Zealand's gross emissions have increased 24 per cent since 1990.
Easter road toll officially zero - for just the second time
But police found more than 600 people breaking the lockdown rules at the weekend.
Footpaths extended to continue physical distancing after lockdown
The money could help the council's projects in Auckland's CBD and South Auckland.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Road toll drops, police plead for drivers to stay home over long weekend
The road toll has dropped significantly as a result of the nationwide lockdown
After coronavirus: Auckland Council debates jobs versus climate change
The Government's criteria is to create jobs and get projects underway in short order.
Roads nearly empty as lockdown continues
The upside to the lockdown: Fewer cars and trucks, less pollution a lower road toll.
Viral sign warning Raglan out-of-towners to stay away from its flour disappears
Mysterious disappearance of hit social media sign triggers investigation.
Eerily quiet streets reflect traffic figures
The coronavirus lockdown has turned our major cities' motorways into ghost roads.
SkyPath could be built in post-lockdown economy
Several large transport projects are 'shovel-ready' for when Covid-19 pandemic is over.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Truckies and service stations at odds over use of public loos
Councils appear to be getting on board with toilets but service stations aren't yet.
No relief: Lockdown means no coffee, toilets for truck drivers
As they haul goods to keep our supermarkets stocked truck drivers face a predicament.
Empty motorways, road toll tipped to drop
This morning Auckland's usually bustling commuter roads fell quiet.
Govt unveils air freight support for 'critical imports' such as medicine
The Govt wants to make sure goods, such as milk, meat and medicine are still delivered
Coronavirus: Truckies pledge to deliver
Essential industries assure NZ there will be ample supplies to get through the lockdown.
Project Auckland: Auckland business leaders discuss solutions to Auckland's infrastructure issues
A panel of some of Auckland’s most influential business leaders share their thoughts on the best pathway for the city. Video / NZ Herald
Pedestrian killed in Napier crash
A man in his 40s has died following the crash on Meeanee Road.
Mike Hosking: The war on cars really isn't working
COMMENT: The transport ideologues are trying to make us use something that doesn't work.
'Very confused, bleeding everywhere': Witness on horror crash
A woman was left trapped and screaming after her car collided with truck in Manawatū.
Delays for airport traffic after SH20 crash
NZTA has advised motorists catching flights to expect delays on the motorway.
Huntly section of Waikato Expressway opens
The $384 million Huntly section of the Waikato Expressway opened at the beginning of March. Video / NZTA
Huntly section of Waikato Expressway opens to traffic
NZTA confirmed the Huntly section of the Waikato Expressway opened just before 12pm
A $6.8b transport boost will unlock Auckland's regional growth
New transport projects selected to boost housing and economic activity.
Tony Gibson: Auckland the first port of call
COMMENT: Shipping freight to Auckland will always beat shipping it to Northport.
Double trouble? Adrienne Young-Cooper's chairwoman roles
Young-Cooper brings "combined perspective" across two key CCOs, Mayor Phil Goff says.
Auckland construction boom: Collaboration essential
The construction work that has changed the face of Auckland is just a start.
Revealed: The cost of ban on cars in central Auckland
Since 2001 the number of people driving into the CBD at the morning peak has not changed.
Bus strikes add to March Madness in Auckland this week
NZ Bus is warning of delays to some peak-hour bus services.
Bus strikes loom after quiet start to March Madness
Traffic was flowing freely into the central city this morning.
March madness: Slow start for Auckland drivers as perfect traffic storm hits
Roadworks and university starting up are a recipe for chaos.
Auckland's March Madness traffic: Sight-seeing tour buses on standby
Tour buses on standby for March Madness transport.